KRAKÓW CELTIC FESTIVAL

Welcome to the Kraków Celtic Festival, a vibrant celebration of Celtic music, dance, and culture in the heart of Poland!

For one unforgettable weekend in early September, Kraków will transform into a hub of Celtic tradition, bringing together artists, performers, and enthusiasts from across Poland, Ireland, Scotland, Brittany, and beyond. From ancient melodies to contemporary tunes, spirited dance performances to hands-on workshops, our festival is a unique opportunity to explore and experience the rich and dynamic world of Celtic culture.

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But why a Celtic festival in Kraków?

The Celts once roamed this region, leaving behind traces of their influence in Central Europe. Today, Kraków is home to a thriving Celtic music and dance scene, making it the perfect location to celebrate these traditions. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of Celtic culture or simply curious, this festival promises an unforgettable experience filled with music, dance, storytelling, and community spirit.

Festival Highlights:

Live Music & Dance – Experience electrifying performances by Celtic musicians and dancers on stages across the city.
Workshops & Talks – Learn about Celtic traditions, instruments, and dances from experts.
Family-Friendly Events – Join us for a Kiddies Ceilidh, Junior Highland Games, and more.
Celtic Food & Crafts – Enjoy traditional Celtic-inspired cuisine and explore artisan crafts.
Cultural Connections – Discover Kraków’s historical ties to the Celtic world.

The festival will take place in multiple locations across Kraków, with a special focus on Dworek Białoprądnicki, a historic venue surrounded by beautiful green spaces, perfect for workshops, screenings, and live performances.

Key Locations:

Citywide Venues (Sept 5th): Various bars and concert spaces in Kraków.

Dworek Białoprądnicki (Sept 6th-7th): A cultural center featuring a large outdoor stage and beautiful halls and rooms for our workshops and screenings.

Public Transport: Conveniently reachable by bus and tram from the city center. Look for routes serving Prądnik Biały, including 18, 50, 69, and 75.

By Car: Parking is available near Dworek Białoprądnicki, but spaces may be limited during peak festival hours.

By Bike/On Foot: Enjoy Kraków’s scenic routes and arrive sustainably!